Curriculum & Instruction Family Resources Page

Visit our Academically or Intellectually Gifted page for more information about our AIG program. 

Discover the opportunities available through CCS Career & Technical Education! Visit our CTE page to learn how students gain real-world skills, explore career pathways, and prepare for success beyond high school.

Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM) is the process by which a student may earn credit for a high school course by demonstrating a deep understanding of the content; without course enrollment or seat time. Learn more by visiting the NCDPI Website.

Resources for Literacy at Home (Pre-K through 5th Grade)

In order to provide continuing support for North Carolina’s youngest readers, The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Office of Early Learning has developed and released “Literacy at Home.” This digital resource provides literacy activities at each grade level, pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. Families and communities may access this resource for activities that specifically target the literacy skills of phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and oral language. When children grow in each of these foundational areas they are well on their way to becoming proficient readers.

Currituck County Schools is proud to offer a variety of distance learning opportunities for all secondary students. These include options through North Carolina Virtual Public School (NCVPS), APEX, College of the Albemarle, and more.

To explore these opportunities, please use the links below.

College of The Albemarle

North Carolina Virtual Public School

Distance Learning Contact:
Renee Dowdy, Assistant Superintendent - (252) 232-2223 Ext. 1009

In education, as in most specialized professions, educators use terms that may be unfamiliar to the public. It’s not surprising that parents and others new to public schools often feel confused. To help facilitate more effective communication among all stakeholders, NCDPI developed a list of the more commonly used acronyms or abbreviations and their meanings.

Learn more about the programs, services, and support available for students with disabilities by visiting our Exceptional Children’s page.

Reading Together: A Family Literacy Newsletter (Winter 2026 Vol. 1)

Currituck County Schools MTSS is a multi-tiered framework that promotes school improvement through engaging, research-based academic and behavioral practices. The Currituck County Schools MTSS framework aligns with the North Carolina Framework for Multi-Tiered System of Support, employing a systems approach using data-driven problem-solving to maximize growth for all.

Start your child’s learning journey with CCS Preschool! Visit our Preschool page to learn more about our programs, eligibility, and how we support early childhood development in a nurturing, engaging environment.

Visit our Read to Achieve webpage for an overview of the program, access to key resources and legislation, and a look at Currituck County Schools' Read to Achieve testing results.

The North Carolina Standard Course of Study (NCSCOS) defines the appropriate content standards for each grade or proficiency level and each high school course to provide a uniform set of learning standards for every public school in North Carolina. These standards define what students are expected to know and be able to do by the end of each school year or course so that they are prepared for postsecondary opportunities, be it college, career, or military.

Summer and Home Learning Activity Plans Website

Find activity plans for infants through 2nd grade using this website.

Summer Reading Tips for Families

Use this one-page quick reference document for Summer Reading Tips and more.

Title I is a federally funded program designed to ensure that all children have a fair, equitable and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and to raise achievement for all students. Visit our CCS Title I Page for more information.